Set in Stone

From the street, it looks like a solid stone ranch that's been here since 1963. Because it has. But open the front door and everything inside tells a different story. The floors are new. The paint is new. The furnace is brand new. The full Whirlpool stainless appliance suite hasn't made its first Thanksgiving dinner yet. And the carpet in all three bedrooms hasn't even been walked on. That's the thing about this home... the bones were already good, and now that the inside finally matches, your happiness is practically ''Set in Stone''.

The living room opens right into the dining area and kitchen, so the first time you have people over, everyone will end up in the same conversation whether they planned to or not. That's what open layouts are supposed to do, and this one gets it right. Down the hall, three bedrooms await on their own side of the house. The primary has dual closets, which is basically unheard of in a 1960s ranch, and a triple-wide window that fills the room with light. A full bath, a half bath, and a dedicated laundry room round out the private side.

The garage is oversized for a single car... nearly 16 by 25 feet deep.

The garage and kitchen connect to the backyard, which goes further than you'd expect. The fenced area alone is generous, but the lot keeps going past the fence into open, tree-lined land where deer, rabbits, and yes, an albino squirrel make regular appearances.

Yes, I-270 is nearby. You can see it from the drone photos. But between the stone exterior, the 2007 replacement windows, and the mature trees buffering the back of the lot, the inside of this home is surprisingly quiet. It's one of those things you have to experience in person to believe.

A park with a playground is a block away. No HOA. Jackson Township. South-Western Schools. Private well and septic with the septic freshly pumped in 2025 and a water softener already in place. Come experience the quiet for yourself.

FAQs

1. What major updates have been done to 2415 Chinquo St?

The interior of this home has been completely refreshed. The furnace is brand new (Goodman). All flooring has been replaced with new laminate in the main living areas and new carpet in the bedrooms. The entire home has been freshly painted, and the kitchen features a brand-new Whirlpool stainless steel appliance suite including the stove, refrigerator, and dishwasher. In addition, the roof, air conditioning, windows, and water heater were all replaced in 2007, giving the home a strong foundation of maintained systems underneath the new interior.

2. Who is The Parrett Group? 

The Parrett Group is a real estate team based in Central Ohio, serving Grove City, Galloway, Hilliard, Westerville, Commercial Point, and surrounding communities. With over 2,000 families helped and more than 100 verified five-star reviews on Google, Zillow, and Facebook, the team is built around marketing that makes homes stand out, service that treats every client like family, and results that consistently set new benchmarks in the neighborhoods we work in.

3. Why should I work with The Parrett Group to buy a home in Grove City?

Grove City moves fast, and having a team that knows the neighborhoods, the schools, and the nuances that don't show up on apps makes a real difference. The Parrett Group has been selling here since 1978 and pairs deep local knowledge with honest advice and smart strategy so you find the right home and put yourself in the best position to get it. From first conversation to final signature, we're with you every step, and that's why our clients come back years later and send their friends and family our way.

4. What schools serve 2415 Chinquo St?

This home is served by the South Western City School District. The assigned schools are Highland Park Elementary (grades K-4), Park Street Intermediate (grades 5-6), Beulah Park Middle School (grades 7-8), and Central Crossing High School (grades 9-12). Highland Park Elementary was recognized with the Ohio Department of Education's 2025 Momentum Award for significant academic improvement.

5. What is it like living in Grove City, Ohio?

Grove City sits about 10 minutes southwest of downtown Columbus and has a population of around 42,000. It's known for its walkable Town Center with local restaurants like Plank's on Broadway and Grove City Brewing Company, a year-round calendar of community events including Arts in the Alley and the Grove City Christmas Celebration, and over 30 parks with more than 30 miles of multi-use recreational paths. Scioto Grove Metro Park offers 620 acres of trails, fishing, and a rope bridge that families love, and Gantz Park features a playground, gardens, and a restored historic barn. The city also has a DORA (Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area) in the Town Center, so you can grab a drink and stroll the shops. Families are drawn to the South Western City School District, the affordable housing relative to other Columbus suburbs, and the kind of small-town community feel that's hard to find this close to a major city.